Explanation: Case: links "click", held onto; soldiers: weapons; bundle: bundle; A: armor. Put down the weapons, armor bundle. Means to stop fighting Usage: Joint type; as the predicate attribute; means to stop the war Source: Jin Chenshou "Shu Zhi Liang of the Three Kingdoms Biography": "If they can not be, why not beam a case of soldiers in the north and do it."
To lay down weapons, armor bundles
To lay down weapons, armor bundles. That the cessation of operations. "Three Kingdoms Shu Kingdoms": "If it is not when, why not beam a case of soldiers, while the matter of the north!"
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Pinyin: àn bīng shù jiǎ Explanation: The Case: General "Press", held onto; soldiers: weapons; bundle: bundle; A: armor. Put down the weapons, armor bundle. Means to stop fighting Source: Jin Chenshou "Shu Zhi Liang of the Three Kingdoms Biography": "If they can not be, why not beam a case of soldiers, while the matter of the north!" Usage: joint type; as the predicate attribute; means the cessation of hostilities Part of Speech: Idiom Neutral; ancient idioms Synonyms: the case of a truce, Volume A Tao Ge
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Idioms
Idioms Name Anbingshujia Hanyu Pinyin àn bīng shù jiǎ Idiom Definition Put down the weapons, armor bundle. Means to stop fighting. Source phrase "Shu Zhi Liang of the Three Kingdoms Biography": "If they can not be, why not beam a case of soldiers, while the matter of the north!" Use listen No